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 1  1  |         Christian princes should be united together in peace and concord;
 2  6,2|       exempted, or haply annexed or united to a monastery that is even
 3  8,1|           otherwise. ~CHAPTER VII. ~United Ecclesiastical Benefices
 4  8,1|           found to have been always united and annexed to Cathedral,
 5 14,1|   Christians be mentally joined and united together. Wherefore, this
 6 14,1|          fain have us as members be united by the closest bond of faith,
 7 14,1|           dead, to die no more, are united together; and the divinity,
 8 15,1|      remissions of sins, when it is united with confidence in the divine
 9 15,5|          not, under any pretext, be united to the Benefices of another
10 15,5| prestimonial portions, shall not be united in perpetuity to a benefice,
11 25,1|           by this bond two only are united and joined together, our
12 25,2|             in celibacy, than to be united in matrimony; let him be
13 25,4|        parish churches shall not be united to any monasteries whatever,
14 25,4|       military orders; and those so united shall be again taken cognizance
15 26,4|            whatsoever, or have even united to their own churches, the
16 26,4|        churches should happen to be united to hospitals, or have been
17 26,4|           those unto which they are united, and are placed under the (
18 26,4|             benefices themselves so united shall, when vacant, be freely